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Blackamoores:
Africans in
Tudor England,
their Presence,
Status and
Origins is a 2013 non-fiction book by
British historian and
writer Onyeka Nubia that...
- Moor of
Peter the Great,
sometimes translated as The
Blackamoor of
Peter the
Great Blackamoores, a 2013 book Moor's head or Maure,
stylized depictions...
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Blackamoor is a type of
figure and
visual trope in
European decorative art,
typically found in
works from the
Early Modern period,
depicting a man of sub-Saharan...
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article on "
blackamoor (slang)", but its
sister project Wiktionary does: Read the
Wiktionary entry "
blackamoor" You can also:
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Blackamoor (slang)...
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Blackamoor is one
village in Lancashire,
England which is to the
south of Blackburn. It is
located on the
cross roads between Lower Darwen and
Guide where...
- Петра Великого, romanized: Arap
Petra Velikogo, also
translated as The
Blackamoor of
Peter the
Great or The
Negro of
Peter the Great) is an
unfinished historical...
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multiculturalism in the
United Kingdom. In 2013, he
published the non-fiction work
Blackamoores:
Africans in
Tudor England,
their Presence,
Status and Origins, which...
- tetra,
petticoat tetra, high-fin
black skirt tetra,
black widow tetra and
blackamoor, is a
freshwater fish of the
characin family (Characidae). It is native...
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protruding eyes.
Black telescopes are
commonly known as
Black Moors,
Blackamoors (archaic) or just Moors, a
reference to the
black North African Muslim...
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German merchant from Lübeck,
requested the
permission to
transport "
Blackamoores"
living in
England to
Portugal or Spain,
presumably to sell them there...
